Use case
Vague tickets stall your coding agent. Your AI teammate rewrites them and flags what's stuck.
Rewritten before standup, every morning. Rewrites wait for your OK.
Reads your tickets · Rewrites wait for your OK
No credit card No demo No sales call
Reads Jira and GitHub
Weekdays at 8:30 AM
See it work
One run, start to finish. Click any step.
Theo Business analyst
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- Works with
- Jira
- GitHub
Linear
Connected to Jira (or Linear) and GitHub. · Ticket changes need your OK
What was waiting this morning
- Two tickets stuck three days or more, with who has them.
- One vague ticket rewritten with acceptance criteria and three likely files.
- Yesterday's six closed tickets, so standup could skip the recap.
- We approved the rewrite and handed it to the coding agent before standup. It wrote it; we decided.
A coding agent can only build what the ticket says. Your AI teammate rewrites vague tickets with acceptance criteria and the files likely affected, and every morning tells you what's stuck across every project. You approve each rewrite. You describe the job once. Your teammate does it every day.
Why it keeps slipping.
It isn't a speed problem. It's a clarity problem.
Coding agents build fast, but only what the ticket says. A vague ticket comes back wrong, and a stuck one waits until somebody notices. The fix was never a faster agent. It was someone reading every ticket before the work starts.
Imagine opening this.
Every stuck ticket across your projects, and every vague one rewritten and ready for your OK.
How a teammate handles it. Step by step.
- 1Describe the jobWhich projects, and what counts as stuck.
- 2Connect your ticketing systemJira or Linear, plus GitHub for the files.
- 3It runs every morningBefore standup, with a notification on your iPhone.
- 4You decideApprove each rewrite before it changes the ticket.
Who does it.
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Your teammate on your iPhone and your Mac.
Read each run's results and reply from your phone or your Mac. One account on both, free to start.
This is one job. Most people hand over three.
Once one teammate is doing a job properly, the next one is a sentence away.
The weekly update
Writes Friday's update from commits and tickets.
The stall watch
Flags PRs open for days.
The sprint recap
What closed, what slipped and why.
Rewrites wait for your OK
You set the job to suggest only. Each rewrite waits in your teammate's chat; reply to approve it, and your teammate updates the ticket.
Frequently asked questions
Our ticketing system already hands tickets to a coding agent. Why this?
The agent builds what the ticket says. Your teammate makes sure the ticket says enough, and watches what stalls afterwards.
Jira or Linear?
Either. Connect the one your team uses.
Does it create branches?
It can, once you approve. Most teams leave that to their coding agent.
Can it change our workflows or fields?
No. It works with the tickets you have, not your Jira setup.
Where do I see it?
In your teammate's chat on the web and in the Mac and iPhone apps, before standup.
Start every ticket with enough to build.
Describe the job. Kuvai builds the teammate. You decide how far it goes.